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EU envoy warns Australia not to let ‘enormous opportunity’ slip (opens the original)
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The Australian economy will be $10 billion a year worse off if parliament fails to ratify a landmark free trade pact, the European Union’s new ambassador has warned as he urges against any attempt to renegotiate the deal. The Coalition has indicted it will vote against the pact on the grounds it could lock Australia into legally binding action on climate change and expose the nation to European sanctions, prompting former finance minister Mathias Cormann to urge his former colleagues to support
The Greens need to let the sunshine in or risk stagnation (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. To quote Alanis Morissette: isn’t it ironic, don’t you think? The fictional Roy family from Succession is everything the Greens detest: an avaricious and amoral media dynasty. Yet the Greens’ leadership battle this week resembled a scene from the beloved HBO show, whose scriptwriters found increasingly extravagant ways (like a superyacht anchored off the coast of Croatia) to isolate their protagon
Marles wants Defence out of $3 billion sites ‘as soon as possible’ (opens the original)
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Defence Minister Richard Marles has insisted he will not back down on a controversial plan to sell dozens of defence properties, even as the army sparked confusion by abruptly scrapping a plan to relocate all staff from one of the nation’s most iconic military sites by Christmas. Marles declared he wanted to see staff removed from defence sites earmarked for sale by the end of next year as he faces fierce resistance from veterans, local communities, the Coalition and the Greens. The government a
Australia unfit for prized seat at UN Security Council after abandoning Afghan comrades, say veterans (opens the original)
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The failure to protect Afghans who worked with Australia and face Taliban persecution has been so egregious the nation does not deserve to win a prized seat on the United Nations Security Council, military and police veterans have argued. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will promote Australia’s bid to become a temporary member of the Security Council for the 2029-30 term during a visit to New York next week for the United Nations General Assembly. A group of exasperated military and police veter
‘Deeply concerned’: Former Solomons leader accuses Australia of foreign interference (opens the original)
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Former Solomon Islands prime minister Manasseh Sogavare says he fears Australia has been meddling in his nation’s internal politics after leaked text messages revealed details of a $1 billion treaty that includes money set aside for every Solomons politician’s local electorate. The Albanese government has rejected the accusations, insisting it respects the sovereignty and democratic processes of all countries. A leaked message from Australia’s High Commissioner to Solomon Islands Jeffrey Roach t
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